The Eleventh Commandment: Wisdom from Our Children

by Jewish Lights Publishing (Editor)

Overview

Multicultural, Nonsectarian, Nondenominational

"If there were an Eleventh Commandment, what would it be?"

Children of many religious denominations across America answer this question—in their own drawings and words—in The 11th Commandment. This full-color collection of "Eleventh Commandments" reveals kids' ideas about how people should respond to God.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781580237291
Publisher:	Turner Publishing Company
Publication date:	02/21/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	48
File size:	9 MB

What People are Saying About This

Sandy Eisenberg Sasso

A wonderful tribute to the dreams of children, and a fine agenda for the 21st century.

Editorial Reviews

The publishers of this book asked children around the country a simple question: "If there were an Eleventh Commandment, what would it be?" The responses poured in from children from the suburbs and the inner city, from churches and synagogues. Collected here are many of the responses divided into sections on living with other people, living with the earth, living with family, living with ourselves and living with God. The suggestions range from four-year-old Carla Diaz's "No punching in the head" to six-year-old Tommy Chester's "Feed everyone and eat together." Nine-year-old Ali Dagger suggests: "Thou shall keep your body healthy as in thou shalt not pig out." Six-year-old Chelsea Stetson commands: "You must be nice to your Mom." The commandments are illustrated by the children's own colorful and imaginative crayon-and-marker drawings. All ages. (Aug.)

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